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Did you ever read about THE BOY CATTLE KING By GILBERT PATTEN Nor Well you have missed something, boys. ‘The two bocks in this series are among the best we have ever had the pleasure of offering to you. Don Kirk is a | poor boy with plenty of grit, who by dint of his skill and business head becomes a rich man in spite of the machinations of his enemies, No. 10—DON KIRK, THE BOY CATTLE KING No. {2—DON KIRK’S MINE a | These two books are copyrighted and to i be found only in our Medal Library. i Also (by the same author), No. 24THE BOY FROM THE WEST No. 28—THE BOY BOOMERS No. 33—JUD AND JOE, Printers and Publishers 10 cents at all newsdealers Postpaid from the publishers at the same price Street & Smith 2 7° inna €O m : Shoe COmMiIcbooKS